Applet builder inputs - Portlet Factory v6.1.2

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Applet builder inputs

This topic describes the Applet builder inputs.

Table 1. Applet builder inputs
Input Name Description
Name Name for this builder call. The WebSphere Portlet Factory Designer displays this name in the builder call list.
Page Location Use the Page Location input to specify the page or pages on which this builder call will act.
Java Applet Class Specify the class name of the applet; this sets the applet code attribute.
This entry can be a simple class name or a fully qualified package name. For example:

To specify a simple: MyClock
To specify a package: time.clock.MyClock

Base URL for Code Specify the URL at which the applet class files can be found; this sets the applet codebase attribute.
This attribute points to a directory containing the class defined by the Code attribute. For example: http://www.myserver.com/Factory/classes/
Width Enter the width in pixels of the Applet display region.
Height Enter the height in pixels of the Applet display region.
Parameters Enter any Name and value pairs of applet parameters; this sets the applet Param tag.
Use these entries to pass to the applet any parameters required.
Note: Any Name and Value parameters entered here must exactly match the parameters the applet is expecting to see (for example, spelling or case).

Name: archive
Value: MyAppletClasses.jar

Alternate Text Enter the value for the HTML "alt" attribute used to make the user aware of this element's purpose. Alternate "alt" text can enhance the browsing experience of visitors with disabilities, increase your page's keyword density score and relevancy for your targeted keywords, and provide valuable information to all your users about page elements.

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Input Name	Description
Name	Name for this builder call. The WebSphere Portlet Factory Designer displays this name in the builder call list.
Page Location	Use the Page Location input to specify the page or pages on which this builder call will act.
Java Applet Class	Specify the class name of the applet; this sets the applet code attribute. This entry can be a simple class name or a fully qualified package name. For example: To specify a simple: MyClock To specify a package: time.clock.MyClock
Base URL for Code	Specify the URL at which the applet class files can be found; this sets the applet codebase attribute. This attribute points to a directory containing the class defined by the Code attribute. For example: http://www.myserver.com/Factory/classes/
Width	Enter the width in pixels of the Applet display region.
Height	Enter the height in pixels of the Applet display region.
Parameters	Enter any Name and value pairs of applet parameters; this sets the applet Param tag. Use these entries to pass to the applet any parameters required. Note: Any Name and Value parameters entered here must exactly match the parameters the applet is expecting to see (for example, spelling or case). Name: archive Value: MyAppletClasses.jar
Alternate Text	Enter the value for the HTML "alt" attribute used to make the user aware of this element's purpose. Alternate "alt" text can enhance the browsing experience of visitors with disabilities, increase your page's keyword density score and relevancy for your targeted keywords, and provide valuable information to all your users about page elements.